There are plenty of content creators in need of help. Just be professional, reliable and have "I'm not needy" approach. The money is there, just be patient and keep outreaching!

The internet is really weird I learned a lot about editing through paid communities and courses Recently I bumped on one of the Clumzy The Editor's video on Youtube and straight after joined his Skool community Plenty of sauce for free out there Don't even hesitate to do the same

If clients feel stressed sending you footage, you have a problem. They should feel relief, not uncertainty. That comes from reliability and communication.

Sample that made me sign in

Planning my edit to makes life easier

Wake up early today Let's go!!

Working on a project from early morning

It’s been a year since I started my editing career. My average monthly income so far is around $1,600, and it’s likely to increase soon. I’ll keep you updated. How about you?

Big audience doesn’t mean big budget. Small creators with real businesses often pay more than large channels. Don’t chase followers. Chase value.

First project for a new client

Video editing is not 30 days success scheme. It’s very complex mix of business and technical skills. It takes time and efforts to develop it and achieve something.

28 minutes timeline in about 5 days Project for new client is completed Wish me luck 🙏

This is what happens when you pay more than 100% attention to details in your client's project

I had an issue with client files today. I didn’t run to ask for help. I took my time, figured it out, solved it. Effectively I saved my client time and stress. That’s part of the job. Move mountains to become irreplaceable.

Getting my English to a solid level was a game changer. I am not eloquent yet, but confident enough to talk to clients. That alone improved my work significantly. Communication is crucial.

You’ve got everything you need to be successful video editor, which is: TIME and RESOURCES Simply implement this: - stay consistent - be patient - always try to improve - have real intent to solve your client’s problems That’s what actually moves your career forward.

I've recently edited a video for a new client with about 7K subscribers. In 5 days that video grew to 76k views and helped my client bringing more leads to business. I highly doubt it would happen without high quality edit. Your edit matters and can be transformational

There's no magical way to jump from $200 per video to suddenly $700 To succeed you need to put efforts Usually it takes more time than you assumed It's up to you if you keep going inspite of that You only loose when you give up Winners carry on even if it's totally boring

These animations is nothing crazy but a year ago it would have taken me about 2 hours. Today with saved presets and better skill I've done in literally 10 minutes

Arrived today. Can't wait to read this. Satyjeet thanks for inspiration